Entropy Random Password Generator

From email to social media, streaming platforms, work or gaming apps, it seems like every service or application we use needs an account. Using the same password for each is not a good idea if you plan on respecting security standards. Password generators can be of great help when you need to create secure passwords for any account that you use.

While password managers usually come with their own built-in password generator, there might be situations when the generator is not available. In such cases, an application such as Entropy Random Password Generator can help you create secure passwords for personal or work accounts.

Striving to keep things as simple as possible, the developers of Entropy Random Password Generator created an install-free software utility with a plain, simple interface where only one function is available: generating a random password of a user-defined length.

In other words, don’t expect more than the name says. In fact, the application’s looks is quite outdated. Aside from what seems to be a game character and an unaligned form to set the password’s length, there are no other menus or options to tackle.

Entropy Random Password Generator uses the true random number generator (TRNG) of the computer’s processor to do its magic. Once the password length is set, hit the big yellow button to have it appear in the lower side of the window.

Generated passwords include upper-case and lower-case characters, as well as numbers and special characters. There are no options to change this default setting and filter the type of characters, which would be a great addition for future releases.

Entropy Random Password Generator is as simple as it gets: a plain, stripped-down password generator that can create complex security keys of any length. Nevertheless, the lack of control regarding the type of characters a password should include, and the sloppy design might be a turn-off to potential users.